I have 3 consecutive lines of text that all end with a "new line character" followed by two lines that only contain a new line character.
The third line always ends with a number.
Example:
Name"\n"
Street Address"\n"
City"\t"State"\t"Zip Code"\n"
"\n"
"\n"
What kind of replace argument would I use to
replace all \n preceded by a letter with a \t
except when the \n is preceded by a number?
Replace argument
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Andreas
Re: Replace argument
replace
\([a-zA-Z]\)\n
by
\1\t
Btw,
in
replace all \n preceded by a letter with a \t
except when the \n is preceded by a number?
the second line is meaningless, if the \n is preceded by a letter, it cannot be preceded by a number...
\([a-zA-Z]\)\n
by
\1\t
Btw,
in
replace all \n preceded by a letter with a \t
except when the \n is preceded by a number?
the second line is meaningless, if the \n is preceded by a letter, it cannot be preceded by a number...